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集集自行車道-綠色隧道段

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集集自行車道-綠色隧道段

集集自行車道-綠色隧道段 is a park or outdoor space in Nantou County. The listing is compiled from official Tourism Administration open data, usable photo records, and attraction information.

集集自行車道-綠色隧道段 is a park or outdoor space in Nantou County. The listing is compiled from official Tourism Administration open data, usable photo records, and attraction information.

Opening hours and on-site rules follow official notices.

Site travel notes

Attraction Guide

This Nantou County travel stop is listed locally as "集集自行車道-綠色隧道段". This page keeps the local name while organizing the location, opening notes, transport reminders, and sources for trip planning.

This attraction can fit into a Nantou County itinerary. When comparing nearby stops, consider travel time, transport options, and how much energy you want to spend that day.

This attraction is included here because it can add a useful travel stop to a Nantou County itinerary. It works for a half-day visit, a nearby walk, or a smooth link between attractions in the same area.

Use the map link and the saved local address as the location reference, then choose driving, walking, or public transport based on your route. For mountain, island, or high-traffic spots, leave extra time for transfers and queues.

This guide is written from public travel information and our own editorial notes, focusing on details useful for visitors. Live reviews from outside platforms are not rewritten into this page.

FAQ

Where is this attraction?

The local listing name is "集集自行車道-綠色隧道段". The saved local address is "南投縣集集鎮集集綠色隧道". Use the map link to confirm entrances, parking, and public transport routes.

What are the opening hours?

Opening hours and on-site rules follow official notices. Check official notices or on-site information before visiting.

How should I plan this stop?

This attraction works well with other stops in Nantou County. Plan the order by travel time, transport distance, weather, and how long you want to stay.

What is the source of this attraction page?

We refer to public travel information, our editorial notes, and verified traveler interest. Reviews from outside platforms remain on their original platforms and are not copied or rewritten here.

Content Source Tourism Administration, MOTC open data 2026-07-04

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集集自行車道-綠色隧道段 Live camera

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Highway 16 at 5K+523 (about 473 m from the Tourism Administration map point for Jiji Bikeway - Green Tunnel Section)
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2026-07-27
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The Highway Bureau camera at Highway 16 at 5K+523 is about 473 m in a straight line from the Tourism Administration map point for Jiji Bikeway - Green Tunnel Section. It shows nearby sky, rain, visibility and road conditions. It is on a nearby road rather than inside the attraction and cannot represent visitor, opening or facility conditions or support reliable clothing checks; review attraction and road notices separately.

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4.3 Overall rating 793 reviews

Helpful Highlights

4 reviews
Gmrbx Vsm 4.0/5

Located in Mingjian Township along the road to Jiji Township the place is known by later. It is a nice drive to enjoy the nature around it. The train tracks run along the road most of the time which gives the place an additional attraction.

7 years ago Google Maps
Cindy 5.0/5

I went to Jiji for fun, and I'd wanted to visit the Green Tunnel for years. But during the long holiday, all I saw were individual bicycles – not tandem bikes, but long-distance cyclists. The entire Green Tunnel was mostly cars, not many. I saw others stopping to admire the tunnel, so I stopped too. It was quiet, beautiful, and comfortable, but there weren't any bicycles. Later, I drove to look for one, but got a little lost and gave up. I checked online and found out there were Green Tunnels with bicycles; maybe there would be many cyclists there. This was quite different from the Green Tunnel I'd imagined, but the lack of bicycles didn't matter. The lush greenery on both sides made for a long and pleasant drive.

8 months ago Google Maps
官小芬 5.0/5

#JijiGreenTunnel 👍Strongly 4.5 kilometers long, this road is most famous for its more than 1,000 camphor trees, some over 70 years old, planted on both sides. Their dense foliage creates a natural, tunnel-like green landscape. 👍The shade provided by the camphor trees is refreshing even in summer, and the air is filled with a faint camphor scent. 👍One section of the tunnel runs parallel to the Taiwan Railway Jiji Line. Today, I was lucky enough to capture a nostalgic scene of a train slowly passing by the greenery.

4 months ago Google Maps

Things to Notice

1 reviews
EvanHsiao 3.0/5

On the way to Sun Moon Lake, we stopped by Jiji Town and visited this famous green tunnel. Even though it was a weekend, there weren't many people taking photos. Most people were probably just taking pictures and eating near the train station. Unless you're driving or cycling, you're unlikely to come here, hence the low crowds. This made it easy to find quiet spots with no cars or people passing by (although personally, I think photos taken with cars passing by also have a nice feel to them). I felt the trees weren't very dense; if they were, the green tunnel would have a better sense of enclosure, and the light and shadow filtering through the leaves would be more interesting. Personally, I think if you want to photograph roads and roadside trees, chinaberry trees, golden trumpet trees, and kapok trees would be better choices.

2 months ago Google Maps

Review source: Google Maps Updated: 2026-07-06 01:46

Sources and ranking basis

This page cross-checks official public information, on-site editorial work, and verifiable traveler interest instead of relying on an old or single ranking list.

  1. Official and public sources: Tourism Administration, MOTC open data , Official Info , 自由邊騎J.H , Highway Bureau Provincial Road CCTV , Central Weather Administration . Used to confirm the attraction name, address, official links, transportation notes, and basic travel information.
  2. On-site content: Introductions, FAQs, and transportation details are organized into readable original site content. External reviews are not copied into this page.
  3. Ranking and score: The score uses "official inclusion + traveler interest": official sources help decide whether the attraction belongs on the list, while verified ratings, review volume, one-year and five-year activity changes, search interest, and on-site engagement affect the visible recommendation.
  4. Traveler interest references: Google Maps, Tripadvisor, news reports, and public social discussion may be used only as checkable references. The site records usable statistics, source links, and check dates, but does not copy full reviews or posts.
  5. Use of external information: The site uses public, verifiable information for summaries and organization. It does not republish full external reviews, social posts, or entire official pages; images and external materials follow public links, licensing, or source notes.

Page last organized:2026-07-04